Bygone Geography I: Forgotten Cities
Generally speaking, collective memory is formed according to any given community’s (desired) legacy. As might be expected, this does not […]
Generally speaking, collective memory is formed according to any given community’s (desired) legacy. As might be expected, this does not […]
It is imperative to acknowledge the prevalence of Salafism in Islam’s history if a program for Reform is to be […]
There is an oft-made claim that Salafism is a uniquely modern-day phenomenon. The following two-part essay aims to debunk this […]
People have been composing tracts outlining formal political systems since the Bronze Age. As a point of departure, it’s worth […]
Let’s conclude this trilogy by tracing the legacy of feminism back to the incidence of ancient female deities–specifically: the use […]
As we saw in the previous essay, surveying the incidence of female sovereigns is an indication of a society’s view […]
One of the most significant neolithic societies of south-eastern Europe (in what would later be Dacia / Transnistria) is now […]
A sense of humor is integral to appreciating the warp and woof of human life. It is for this reason […]